Club Mission Statement: Afghan Club’s mission is to promote awareness and appreciation of Afghan culture through interactive events, performances, and workshops, create a supportive community for Afghan students to share experiences, stories, and ideas, and encourage cross-culture understanding by collaborating with other culture clubs and organizations.
Meetings: Primarily meets virtually–please contact club leaders for more info.
Club Advisor: Oussama Alkhalili
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Club Mission Statement: The African Student Association is dedicated to building community among Highline College students from African countries. This student organization provides us the opportunity to come together, share our lived experiences, experience joy, support one another, and engage with our campus community.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Mary Kajoka
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Club Mission Statement: ASL Club is where students can get together and use or learn sign language to communicate with deaf and hard of hearing students who use American Sign language. Also, students are not required to take ASL classes, but are encouraged to take ASL classes while here at Highline College. ASL Club is for students communicating and learning sign language, playing games, practicing your signing skills, and many other activities in as well.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisors: Amy Goo
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Club Mission Statement: Anime Club is about students coming together to celebrate, talk, watch, write, and share about Anime!
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisors: Laneeka Hall and Raman Kaur
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Club Mission Statement: The Art of Conversation Club is a space to talk about anything and everything. A time to share one’s thoughts and perspective. Sometimes we all just want to be heard.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Kareen Maloney
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Club Mission Statement: The purpose of this club is to provide the opportunity to build community in a safe space, playing Badminton. Come play with us!
Meetings: Meeting on Wednesdays from 2-4 p.m. in 4-104.
Club Advisor: Oussama Alkhalili
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Club Mission Statement: The Black Scholars Club under the Umoja program is dedicated to fostering academic excellence, cultural pride, and personal empowerment among Black students. Our mission is to create a supportive community that celebrates the richness of Black heritage, cultivates leadership skills, and promotes intellectual growth. We are committed to uplifting one another, breaking barriers, and positively impacting our communities, all while staying grounded in the values of Umoja- unity, solidarity, and collective strength.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Antaknea Majors
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Club Mission Statement: The club’s primary purpose is participating in investment, tax and related networking events for the purpose of better establishing our trajectories towards secure, well-paying jobs in industries of our interests. Networking events will consist of visiting and connecting with employers, participating in various competitions, attending conferences, hosting guest speakers.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Nikolay Barkov and Skyler Fulton
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Club Mission Statement: The Cambodia Students Society is for Highline College students who wish to explore, share, and celebrate Cambodian culture through community building and event programming.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Bopha Mao
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Club Mission Statement: The Colores y Raíces Club facilitates the celebration and education of a variety of Latinx cultures in our community through various avenues. We are here for anyone that wants to learn more about Latinx communities.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Gaby Osorio
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Club Mission Statement: Computer Science Club is recommended to anyone who is either majoring or planning to major in the field. We participate in hackathon competitions, host study sessions, advising sessions and workshops. The purpose of this club is to form a community and connect all computer science students.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Aaron Hayden
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Club Mission Statement: Cru is a caring community passionate about connecting students to Jesus Christ.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Dusty Wilson
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Club Mission Statement: Cybersecurity competitions are a fantastic and exciting opportunity to practice and learn cybersecurity skills before going into the workforce. The Highline College Cyber Competition Club provides a space for students to work together to learn and succeed in these competitions.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Michael Myers
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Club Mission Statement: Our mission is to provide a safe space and a place to connect people through Drama (the acting kind.) We will be holding improv workshops, playing games, watching musicals or theatre plays (either in an actual theatre or just through a screen), engaging in private and or public performances, connecting students to gigs, networking, and simply having a good time together.
Meetings: Tuesdays from 4:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. in Building 7, except for August 26th which will be in 4-109
Club Advisor: Amy Rider and Helaya DeBarros
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Club Mission Statement: Building the Foundations for Community and Team Camaraderie in a Competitive Gaming Environment.
Meetings:  Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisors: Andrew Powers, Maggie Yeh, Arthur Land, Diego Luna, and Makoa Rosa
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Club Mission Statement: Do you have a fashion sense? This club brings together student fashion designers to create masterpieces. We encourage anyone with sewing, knitting, designing, or drafting skills to join us in making actual clothes and discussing fashion influences.
Meetings:  Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Olha Isaieva
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Club Mission Statement: About: This club is for those who are looking for a future career in the film industry, to build up their skills, make movies, watch movies, and discuss their goals.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Zanetka Gawronski and Rachel Buschelman
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Club Mission Statement: The vision of a music club is to inspire creativity, foster collaboration, and nurture a passion for music, bringing people together through the universal language of sound. Our purpose is to provide a platform for musical expression, skill development, and cultural appreciation while building confidence and connections among members. We desire to organize some music events like Acoustic Night or performances for Highline College. Also, we want to celebrate diverse musical styles, and create lasting memories for all involved.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Cisco Orozco
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Club Mission Statement: The Nonfiction Writers Circle provides a trauma-informed safe space where writers of all comfort levels can share their personal narratives, memoirs, essays, and creative nonfiction pieces. Under faculty leadership, we foster an environment of respect, growth, and creative exploration and vulnerability. Members will develop essential nonfiction craft techniques—from compelling narrative structures to authentic voice development—while also exploring practical pathways to publication in literary journals, anthologies, and digital platforms. Whether you’re just beginning your writing journey or looking to refine your craft for publication, you’ll find encouragement and constructive feedback from fellow writers who understand the courage it takes to share true stories. Come transform your experiences into powerful, publishable writing in our inclusive community.
Meetings:  TBA
Club Advisors: Rhiannon Hillman
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Club Mission Statement: We are dedicated to bringing physics into the community. This is a space for those who have even a sliver of interest in physics, no experience or specific major required. Come join us on our journey to see how impactful physics can be, and you might learn something new!
Meetings: Wednesdays from 3:15 p.m.- 4:15 p.m. in 16-106, except for 7/30, 8/6, and 8/13 which will be held in 29-306
Club Advisor: Aleya Dhanji
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Website: https://physics-engineering.highline.edu/physicsastronomy/physics-club/

Club Mission Statement: About: Our mission is to foster a relaxing environment where psychology students (and anyone interested in psychology) can discuss and apply career development, psychological ethics, entertainment media, and other related topics. Often, we will apply psychological theories to practice at community-organized events.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Kristen Raine and Maggie Yeh
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Club Mission Statement: Queer & Allies Club is a space for folx of all sexualities and gender identities to meet, socialize, learn together, and thrive in a safe space.
Meetings: Mondays 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. in 8-302
Club Advisor: Chino Gonzales
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Club Mission Statement: The Royal Society Drag Club is a place for students to learn about self expression in a unique and glamorous way! We will perform drag, watch drag, and learn about drag. Drag has been a long standing form of art and creativity that the queer community has crafted and cultivated to stretch the bounds of gender expression. We are a welcoming and inclusive group of anyone no matter your identity! All forms of drag are welcome, whether it’s singing, dancing, comedy, pageant, or any other type of performance!
Meetings:  Thursdays 2:00 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. in 8-302
Club Advisors: Leona Oliveros
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Club Mission Statement: A club of students who occasionally roll dice, it is a space for people interested in playing Dungeons and Dragons. D&D is a tabletop rpg that involves creativity, teamwork, and many decisions that correspond with a story created by a DM– your dungeon master. Create a character, and solve problems through combat or other means!
Meetings: Tuesdays from 1-3:00 p.m. in 8-301
Club Advisors: Diego Luna and Lori Evans
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Club Mission Statement: For those who aspire to enjoy, practice, and hone their skills playing table tennis. Come play with us!
Meetings: Thursdays from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. in 4-104, except for Jun 26, Jul 10, Aug 7, 14, and 21 which will all take place at the Pavilion (Building 28)
Club Advisors: Oussama Alkhalili
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Club Mission Statement: The Turning Point Club at Highline College is a space for students interested in conservative ideas. The club focuses on discussing topics like personal responsibility, and individual liberty in an open and respectful environment. Activities include group discussions, guest speakers, and events that encourage thoughtful engagement and community building.
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisors: Ché Dawson
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Club Mission Statement: A space for students to connect, celebrate Vietnamese culture, and build genuine friendships. Through cultural events and giving back, we aim to contribute positively to the Highline community!
Meetings: Not meeting over the summer
Club Advisor: Mina Vo
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Club Mission Statement: WiCyS is a national organization dedicated to bringing talented women together to celebrate and foster their passion and drive for cybersecurity. We unite local communities of aspiring and thriving women cybersecurity professionals across the world to collaborate, share their knowledge, network and mentor. We create opportunities through professional development programs, conferences, career fairs, and more.
Meetings: Meeting on Discord on Saturdays from 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Club Advisors: Jenny Olson
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